June 9, 1980
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One of an occasional series of articles by young people who have in recent years become Christian Scientists.
Sitting in a park or perhaps in an airport, people are often entertained watching others pass by.
Sometimes the most effective healings come about at the midnight hour, our darkest time, when we lift ourselves above the shadows and joyfully acknowledge the allness of Life, Truth, and Love.
If someone said to you that sight and hearing are mental, would you believe him?
Imagine His constancy—Longer than breath,Closer than flesh,Firmer than resistance—Think of it for a moment.
With over fifty thousand Cubans seeking political freedom already admitted to the United States, many feel that this country— which accepts some three hundred thousand legal immigrants a year, an even larger number of "illegals," and thousands of other refugees—simply cannot provide jobs and housing for such a new flood of humanity.
We don't know always from where a lovely fragrance is coming.
We don't need to feel helpless when means of conveying messages, such as a postal service or telephone system, are threatened with delay or interruption.
For over fifteen years I submitted to painful and expensive medical treatments for an allergic reaction.
Not long ago, while I was sledding with some friends from Sunday School, I had an accident.
When I learned about Christian Science over five years ago, I was in a desperate state of health.
What a vast difference there is between ignoring a difficulty and healing it through prayer in Christian Science! This was made clear to us when a small child in our family had a slight evidence of disease on her body.
Decades have passed since I became acquainted with Christian Science, and with all my heart I am grateful to God for this glorious way of life.
